Sentence examples for buried for good from inspiring English sources

Now the Figaro article is surely buried for good.

After a furious reaction from users, Beacon was first modified and then buried for good.

It was the story the Tories thought they had buried for good.

And they said, 'Oh my God, this is a zombie show.' " The project didn't stay buried for good, however.

Not only would a collaboration have been a victory lap for both artists, it would have ensured the pair's feud was buried for good.

Now that bipartisanship has been buried for good, Democrats can get about the business of running the government, which is their duty as the majority party, and let the Republicans sulk in their rooms and work on their Facebook updates.

One other thing: This story should bury for good the canard that Obama is a closet Muslim.

And we can bury for good the fantasy that financial market participants are able and willing to police themselves.

"With these changes, we bury for good the idea that Westminster enjoys undivided sovereignty over the country," he said in an essay on his proposals.

During the first half of the twentieth century, there wasn't just Anatole Broyard alone there were thousands, probably tens of thousands, of light-skinned men and women who decided to escape the rigors of institutionalized segregation and the ugliness of Jim Crow by burying for good their original black lives.

The outcomes of two games in the National Football League last Sunday should have helped bury for good Campanis' view.